As always the opinions are 100% my own.Recently I shared our stairwell and small hallway transformation. A big thanks to Shutterfly for providing the prints for this Shutterfly Design A Wall post. I love that by adding this gallery wall to my entrance really made the space more welcoming and gave an amazing focal point to my open concept home. The Shutterfly Design A Wall template makes me want to hang a gallery wall in every single room. I’m so happy with how easily it came together. The natural wood grain of the Shutterfly prints really ties together the vintage and nautical pieces. I added a welcome sign to the centre and then just worked around the parameter of the wood prints. That is it, seriously took me 20 minutes, no measuring leveling, cutting out pieces of paper, wondering how the gallery will look in the end, just instant success!Īdding other pieces to the gallery was so easy with this great foundation. Then just simply hang your prints on the screws for an instant gallery wall. Once you’ve poked all the holes, you can remove the template, and put your screws in to the guide holes you’ve made. The wood prints use screws and anchors, which are included with your prints. I used a darning needle, but if you are using nails you can put the nails directly through the paper. Once the template is up on the wall, determine which letter corresponds with your type of print. Make a mark at the crosshairs of each letter. Then you tape the template to the wall with painters or washi tape ( this part is easier done with two people because the piece of paper is quite large). They have made it so easy a monkey could hang these prints. The kit includes a small adhesive level, which you stick directly over the words ‘place level here’. Yes 20!!! (Even less if you choose a lighter option, like canvas).

Your gallery wall will be in business in about 20 minutes.

The best part… every order comes with an AH-mazing special kit to make hanging your gallery wall easy and flawless (I’m talking blow your mind awesome). You can choose from a range of designs & sizes. Using the Design-A-Wall site is so easy, just upload your photos, choose the gallery you like and drag and drop your photos into the frames. I knew I wanted to add in other pieces to my gallery so I chose the ‘Montage’ arrangement that was less symmetrical than the others. I went for the wood prints, they are so unique, and add a natural element to your gallery wall.

You have the option to have your photos or prints on canvas, framed canvas, metal, wood, or acrylic. Shutterfly has a new tool called Design-A-Wall, it makes creating a wall gallery so easy. Then I logged onto Shutterfly to order my prints. Since I wanted to get it right, I started with a fresh coat of paint, I used PPG Great Grey ( in-love with this color). Look what I started with a poorly lit blank slate, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH . Until recently when we had new family photos taken, I was so in love with the photos I knew I had to get off my rear and make a move!Īfter gathering a gazillion gallery wall photos on my wall decor pinterest board I decided it was the route I wanted to go. I’ve long dreamed of unique arrangements, cool prints, and even expensive artwork, but just never made the plunge. The walls in our home have been a bit blah since we moved in, not totally bare but a photo here, a clock there kind of decorating, just nothing special.

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